99 Blue Bird

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i am lookin into buyin cams but all are around 595 lift or bigger. i was told that if i were to buy a cam that was bigger than a 600 lift that i would have to re-adjust my rocker arms and valves after everytime i run the car and turn it off? is there any truth to this? i dont think there is but maybe you guys can let me know since im pretty new to the whole cam thing.

MMMZ/28

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Not true dude, do more research.

99 Blue Bird

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i didnt think so but the guy that told me had sworn by it. so he didnt get to big of a cam.

Adam1982

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no way in hell, if that was true, no one would have a cam with .600 lift except dedicated race cars. Good idea to not get any more info from "that" guy

99 Blue Bird

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yea i would have to agree cuz i am looking more towards the tsp tourquer v3 cam. and the info i was gettin was from my uncle, "and he is never wrong", but anyways thanks for the info.

MrElectric03

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Nope, all My cam is a smaller duration with .609 lift intake and .604 exhaust, some bigger cams are running .64x and .65x and have no issues like that.

If you are looking into a cam though, the more research you do the better.

stevied916

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Solid cams need to have the valves adjusted around every 15-20,000 miles but hydraulic cams dont really need to ever be adjusted

WS6Jim

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Just make sure you get a good dual valve spring to handle more than .600 lift.